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As you know, PPF and ceramic coating serve different purposes. That’s why I went with both—ceramic all over and PPF on the front clip.

My heater stopped working as high temps were in the single digits. It took about three weeks to get it fixed, and the dealer didn’t have a car to lend me in the meantime. Then the techs realized that another part was going bad, and that got replaced this week when the component finally made it...

Look, when you drop a hundred grand—or more than double that—on an automobile, is it really too much to expect that it’ll have full functionality, especially in the first year or two of ownership?

Stay with frozen blue. It’s a stunning color and harkens back to Gulf Blue—a little heritage added to Porsche’s most futuristic car.

It went from 85 percent pulling out of the garage to about 55 percent upon returning home.

OK, let me say this to start: I’m fully aware of how batteries react in cold weather. But what I experienced last night initially made me think that my high voltage pack was malfunctioning/dying. I left my home with a fresh 85 percent charge, and an estimated 202 miles of driving available. By...

You’re not alone. I had no idea and have had the car for eight months.

2020 4S owner here…I received the email and am dropping it off at the dealer next week.

Love it. Spec it!

We appreciate you taking one for the team. As for lowering the chassis: when I go into range mode, the car automatically lowers. So I’d imagine it would have bought you a few miles.

Hey, guys…I hate to be the one to deliver the sad news, but Ferdinand Porsche died. I‘d like to send the family a card. Anyone have an address? And a post mark device for 1950?

Part arrived in two weeks in my case. One day in the shop for the heating element replacement. It’s good to have heat again.

No better color than Frozen Blue. It’s very close to the classic Gulf Blue.

Nah—for anyone age 45 and over, this is actually kind of cool.

That looks like PPF peeling up.

Nothing to roast here. Great build and cool color. if it were mine, I might have opted for a two-tone interior so it wouldn’t be so dark on the exterior and interior. I like contrast.

No—the glacier blue is just that: blue. It won’t light up. (At least one the US, where the law wont allow it.)

You can hit a button on the screen inside the car if that’s how you’d prefer to open it.

Yes, it’s worth it. Because every time I open/close it, I feel like I’m James Bond.

Garbage work.